As Dubai basks in the success of its hard-won Expo 2020 bid, Gulf Business reveals the city’s benefiting industries.
27.11.2013 will be a date to remember in history, writes John Bailey, financial Planner at Acuma Independent Financial Advice.
Dubai is up against a 500-pound gorilla called São Paulo tonight. And as South Africa’s failed 2006 FIFA World Cup bid proved, never count your chickens until they’re hatched.
Winning Expo 2020 will hugely benefit the UAE’s events industry, says Roberts.
As the countdown to the Expo 2020 announcement begins, Gulf Business explains what will happen on November 27.
As the Expo 2020 announcement looms closer, Gulf Business recounts memorable quotes about Dubai’s bid.
Nicolai Tillisch points out four traps to avoid if you are fortunate and talented enough to achieve such a promotion.
How does a nation and a city put itself forward to be in with a chance of hosting a world expo?
World Expos are traditionally showcases for some of the world’s best inventions.
Should Dubai win the Expo 2020, what can it learn from previous world fairs?
Farhad Irani, EVP and head of retail banking group at the UAE’s Mashreq, spoke to Gulf Business on Mashreq’s performance in 2013 and the state of the banking market.
The Gulf’s largest companies by market capitalisation, revenues and countries, as researched by Markaz.
Gulf Business highlights some of the biggest endorsements the Dubai Expo bid has received to date.
Dubai aims to operate a globally accepted halal certification process that would be easier and cheaper.
Experts are working around the clock to prevent another cable cut disaster.
Abu Dhabi is leveraging its aerospace sector to diversify the economy, says Badr S Al Olama, the CEO od Strata.
There is a perception that America is an increasingly reluctant regional policeman.
Suhail Al Masri, VP of Sales at Bayt.com suggests the do’s and don’ts to protect your online reputation.
A recording application and a good quality microphone are essential tools says James Reynolds, founder of veravo.com and host of The Traffic Jam Podcast.
Dubai expats’ housing allowance levels lag when compared to the sharp rise in rents and inflation.
Nearly a million foreigners have left Saudi Arabia since March, when authorities began a crackdown on illegal workers.
With only six days to go, Dubai is on tenterhooks ahead of the bid for what could be the largest event ever staged, writes Gulf Business editor, Alicia Buller.
Lead by example and inspire those around you, says the co-founder of luxury technology brand Amodoria.
With a population of 28.3 million, Saudi Arabia is now the biggest user of YouTube per capita in the world.
The Hollywood actor gave a perfect presentation during a recent teen awards function, writes Jonty Summers, general manager of Bladonmore Middle East.
The Dubai Airshow 2013 has marked a tipping point for the industry, as airline bosses are now in control.
Boeing staff at Seattle’s Renton factory will soon be turning out 42 planes a month.
The private sector needs to follow the UAE government’s example and push for female board members, writes Peter Benyon, regional director Middle East for ICAEW.
Nicolai Tillisch reflects on what separates success from failure when doing business in the region.
Regional carriers placed orders worth $100 billion in 15 minutes on the opening day of the Dubai Airshow